What I like about this flyer is that it draws a lot of attention to its readers. I like the big picture because it draws me into reading the words that are on the flyer. Also, words that are so big on flyers allows people to see the flyer and catch their attention from far away, that is something that I would like to do with my sororities topic for the freshman. I could relate this to my flyer for incoming freshman because I can put a big picture of sororities around [[#|campus]], with big words about the "Rush process" giving attention to the incoming freshman to get involved for when the time comes around for them.
For my new flyer, I really like how it is "Calling all Freshman" it has a big enough heading that is visible to people from far away and also is specifying a specific
type of audience. I also really can see myself duplicating this flyer for the incoming freshman using the arrows with the who, when, w
here & when, and note about when to come to the rush events, who they can meet at the rush events, and what the date and time is that these events are occuring. I think something that is grabbing just freshman's attention will make the flyer even more appealing to the freshman's eyes. On the note section, I can state something about what being in a sorority means, and some of the [[#|benefits]] that are offered.
I really like this next article because of the neon color, it is a known fact that neon colors are just easier to be seen by the public eye. I also like the large font, I could do something in the center of the page about girls interested in recruitment. What makes this different from the articles is that their is a place at the bottom where you can pull off information. I think that is really interesting because you can put a number or email on the small slip where you can contact people if they have any questions about sororities.
The reason I chose to do a flyer was because in order to get girls interested in joining a sorority you need to bring it to their attention. You need to tell them when and how to get involved so that they do it. Putting information, big, on a flyer all around campus makes it easy for incoming freshman too see therefore I think that a flyer is the best way to put the information out there.
What I like about this flyer is that it draws a lot of attention to its readers. I like the big picture because it draws me into reading the words that are on the flyer. Also, words that are so big on flyers allows people to see the flyer and catch their attention from far away, that is something that I would like to do with my sororities topic for the freshman. I could relate this to my flyer for incoming freshman because I can put a big picture of sororities around [[#|campus]], with big words about the "Rush process" giving attention to the incoming freshman to get involved for when the time comes around for them.
For my new flyer, I really like how it is "Calling all Freshman" it has a big enough heading that is visible to people from far away and also is specifying a specific
type of audience. I also really can see myself duplicating this flyer for the incoming freshman using the arrows with the who, when, w
here & when, and note about when to come to the rush events, who they can meet at the rush events, and what the date and time is that these events are occuring. I think something that is grabbing just freshman's attention will make the flyer even more appealing to the freshman's eyes. On the note section, I can state something about what being in a sorority means, and some of the [[#|benefits]] that are offered.
The reason I chose to do a flyer was because in order to get girls interested in joining a sorority you need to bring it to their attention. You need to tell them when and how to get involved so that they do it. Putting information, big, on a flyer all around campus makes it easy for incoming freshman too see therefore I think that a flyer is the best way to put the information out there.